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Chapter 13: AC Measurements
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. The ____ meter movement requires the conversion of AC to DC.
2. The ____ meter is based on the principle that an AC current flowing in a conductor causes a magnetic
field to expand and collapse as the current increases and decreases in value.
3. The meter must be connected in ____ with the circuit when measuring current. When measuring
voltage, the meter must always be connected in ____.
series-parallel, parallel
4. In an oscilloscope, the ____ provide(s) a sawtooth waveform as input to the horizontal deflection
amplifier.
vertical deflection amplifiers
5. In an oscilloscope, the ____ increase(s) the amplitude of the input voltage to the proper level for
deflection of the electron beam in the cathode-ray tube.
horizontal and vertical deflection amplifiers
6. In a frequency counter, the ____ converts the input signal to a waveshape and amplitude compatible
with the circuitry in the counter.
7. In a frequency counter, the ____ passes the conditioned input signal to the counter circuit if a signal
from the time base is present at the same time.
8. In a frequency counter, the ____ drives the gate-control circuit, using a signal compatible with the
signal being measured.
9. In a frequency counter, the ____ keeps a running tally of all the pulses that pass through the main gate.
10. In a frequency counter, the ____ acts as the synchronization center of the counter.
COMPLETION
1. The process of converting AC to DC is called ____________________.
2. A(n) ____________________ measures frequency by comparing a known frequency against an input
frequency.
3. The ____________________ in MultiSIM allows the user to produce a graph of a circuit’s frequency
response and is quite useful in analyzing filter circuits.
SHORT ANSWER
1. Identify the parts of a cathode-ray tube and explain their functions.
2. Describe how to use an oscilloscope to take a measurement.